Maharashtra minister orders probe after video shows disabled child beaten at Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar school
Press Trust of India | November 3, 2025 | 04:39 PM IST | 1 min read
The minister said officials have been directed to investigate the incident and take strict action. He added that the school’s licence may be revoked and criminal cases filed against those found responsible.
NEW DELHI: Maharashtra Minister for Disability (Divyang) Welfare Atul Save on Monday announced a probe and action against those involved, after a disturbing viral video showing a child at a school for the disabled being mercilessly beaten by the staff. The video is from the Chaitanya Kanifnath Apang Vidyalay in Mandki village of Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar district and shows a disabled boy studying in the residential school being brutally beaten with a cooker lid with his hands tied behind.
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“I have asked my department secretary and commissioner to probe the issue and take stringent action against those involved,” said the minister, who hails from the district. “If needed, we will file criminal cases and revoke permissions granted to the institution,” Save said. Asked about reports that the man who runs the school is a BJP worker, the minister said, “We will not spare those involved, be they from any party.” The viral video, shared on X, has prompted widespread outrage.
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